Checklist is a list of things to do or items to buy that you list. When you're done, just click the checkmark at the beginning of the line to mark that you're done. Coming to today's article, TipsMake.com would like to instruct readers how to create a simple checklist in Excel.
First, open the File ribbon on the toolbar, then select Options in the File 's selection list to open the Excel Options function window .
When Excel Options window is turned on, click on Customize Ribbon .
Looking to the sidebar of Main Tabs, you will see that there is a line called Developer in the default state which is not marked with a tick in front. Please click to tick the line. Then click OK to confirm the installation.
You will see that the newly added ribbon on the toolbar is the Developer ribbon .
Open this ribbon, navigate to the Controls section of this ribbon. Click on the Insert icon in the section. In the Insert list, there will be a checklist icon in the Form Controls , you click on it.
After clicking on that icon, your cursor will return to the black plus sign. You move the mouse to the position you want to insert the checklist and click one more to insert the checklist symbol.
The newly added checklist will include the comment text next to it, if you already have the content list then you can delete that text.
Click and hold the mouse to the border of the outer border of the checklist to move it to the appropriate position.
Next, right-click on the newly created checklist, click Copy or use the key combination Ctrl C to practice the same effect.
Right click and position to create the next checklist and select the Paste icon or use Ctrl + V to create the same function.
Adjust the position accordingly, you have a complete checklist for yourself.
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